Hotel Provencal

Hotel Provencal offers three room types: a single room, a double room and a family room for two adults and two children. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls. Room sizes range from 12 to 20 m², with a single room for one guest and larger rooms suited to couples or families.

The double room can be set up with one large double bed or two single beds. The family room stands out for its bunk beds, large double bed and minibar; it can accommodate up to four people. Bathrooms have a shower or a bath. A lift serves the floors, and the rooms also have a safe. Each room type offers a different layout, from a solo stay to a family room.

The rooms have a private bathroom with a shower or bath, as well as free toiletries, towels and a hairdryer. Bed linen is provided; each room also has a wardrobe or clothes rack and a desk. Air conditioning and soundproofed walls are among the room amenities. A lift serves the floors, and luggage storage is available.

For relaxation, the rooms have a flat-screen TV; the hotel also has a telephone and internet access. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. A wake-up service and a safe complete the practical amenities. Families can choose a room designed for two adults and two children, with bunk beds and a minibar. A buffet breakfast is served every morning. The hotel does not have parking, and the beaches and railway station are within walking distance from the centre of Saint-Raphaël.

Saint-Raphaël is a seaside town in the Var, on the Mediterranean coast between the Gulf of Fréjus and the hills of the Estérel. Its centre brings together shopping streets, Provençal façades, a harbour and a seafront promenade. The town suits travellers who want to alternate swimming with walks around town and outings in a coastal landscape marked by red rocks and pine trees.

The central beaches make it easy to reach the seafront on foot; Casino Beach and Veillat Beach are among the popular spots for a break in the sun. Notre-Dame de la Victoire Basilica stands out on the seafront for its Romanesque-Byzantine architecture. The Saint-Raphaël Archaeological Museum displays finds connected with local history, while the markets and harbour offer a glimpse of everyday life in the town. Saint-Raphaël-Valescure railway station connects the centre with regional destinations. For a change of scenery, the Estérel Massif has hiking trails and views over the Mediterranean.

In summer, the beaches attract more visitors, and the days are suited to swimming, walks around the harbour and boat trips. Spring and early autumn are pleasant times to walk in the Estérel or explore Fréjus and its Roman heritage. In winter, the seafront is still good for walks, with fewer visitors. You can start the day with a visit to the centre, continue along the coast and finish with a sunset stroll.